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| | Procedure block On calling a procedure from a window based application the procedure blocks itself. The SPID of the procedure which is blocking does not reflect in the output of sp_who2 'active'. The dbcc inputbuffer(value in blkby column) gives an output something like 'sys;sp_ 1'. This takes the window based application go on a hang. the spid displays the status of the called procedure as suspended. |
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| | RE: Procedure block Hi Helbert, To clarify -- what technology are you using for your window-based application? Ivo "helbert" wrote: > On calling a procedure from a window based application the procedure blocks > itself. The SPID of the procedure which is blocking does not reflect in the > output of sp_who2 'active'. The dbcc inputbuffer(value in blkby column) gives > an output something like 'sys;sp_ 1'. This takes the window based application > go on a hang. the spid displays the status of the called procedure as > suspended. |
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